Drawing Depression on a Napkin How little pictures tell big stories Posted Dec 23, 2014 Last month, I wrote about photographers and cartoonists showing us what depression looks like through their art.

Solbi revealed that she overcame her depression through art. On the October 24 broadcast of MBC′s Radio Star, Solbi talked about how she started to study how to draw, and released a few of her own ...

Of course, depression can be temporary if you get the proper treatment, but it's very hard to accept that when you feel absolutely hopeless. Hyperbole and a Half, a blog of cartoons and stories by ...

Three years later, with his wife, Ainsley, he published the sequel, Living with A Black Dog, a guide to those who care for those living with depression. This book too became a best-seller.

Over the rest of 2018, my mental health worsened, but I mastered drawing hands and eyes. I learned how to shade and effect depth, and the importance of negative space and directional light.

Winnipeg artist Asia Mills's rabbits may be depressed — but they're actually a way of helping her manage her own struggles with mental illness and make a connection with thousands of others.

Over the next two months, the psychiatric association plans to work with campus mental health officials, student groups, campus newspapers and others to "get the word out that depression, eating ...

Now that I'm primed to see them, I trip over illustrations of depression all the time. These images aren't really art - more like doodles on a restaurant napkin - but that's even better.